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The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

81 miles south Of the cnterprising growing
Village OF SkOwhcgan. containing liO ncrrS o
as fine land as can be found IN the State; vel
divided into wood pasture and t1llage. new
faillug winter in pastures, aud an hquedrt ana
We of first class water supply the buildings
GOO Apple trees, many of them Just coming IN
10 bearing, % Pear trees, " Plum trees. and
Cherries. Grapes. &c. Have taken First prem
inm on Fruit at the County Far for three yea :
put splendid Maple berth fitted for, aud have
tapped 200 trees; four mi rs of nndcrlrain have
been lHld since $50; 5000 bushels OF Lcnchcd
Ashes have been spread; Moved lands Yielded
over two trns per acre last year. buildings
new and flrst-clLss, farm now i'll right condition
to make money on.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

ek50ue>N GH>NGr.-Au>el Halway, Master,
Mr. l.. II. cru~cIl, Secretary. Kc1daf met
M, ~ g.. \. X. hall "Wednesday c,rHau5 un ~
haf5rc the fall moon, and two weeks thereafter
IN the afternoon.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20
Woodbury. Morrill, 4 Gage

Successors to A II. Fletcher. at the well
known store formerly occupied hy HIN are pre-
pared to rive GOOD BARGAINS, IN great Va
of Merchandise.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-20

Said Captious pointing to a sign which read :
,eUmbrelas repaired aud recovered :" there
i, pllpablc lie" Why How do you make
that out :" asked SeneN. well, umbrellas may
be repaired perhaps, but they are never
recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

The worm turns at last As Will be seen nv the
notice elsewhere meeting OF those having occa-
sion 10 Use the 18th street car line will be held on
Wednesday evening for the purpose OF ascertain
Ing whether in some way that service cannot be
Improved 80 as 10 better accommodate the public.
IL IS rather matter OF surprise that some such
action has not been taken long ago as well upon
some OF the other one horse lines as upon the one
above referred 10, and the result OF the movement
VIII no doubt be watched with interest by our
eitZens generally Revolutions, 1t is said, never
go BACKWARD and al Improvement once secured
on one line VIII, no doubt induce those dependent
upon other Lines Tor accommodation TO insist on
tlelr tights IL VII! be, Tor example, no small
achievement for The patrons Of horse cars To be
relieved OF the duty OF acting as conductor in adj
dition 10 paying fares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

The generous treatment OF Anarchist Neebe. OF
Chicago. who is under long sentence OF imprfson-
ment for participation in the Haymarket riot of
last spring. in allowing him TO attend the funeral
OF his WIFE, does not seem 10 have made the pro-
found impression on him which It ought to. He
and his friends have decided, IL practicable, to
have Mrs. Parsons deliver one OF the speeches at
the funeral In view OF the attitude OF the public
mind toward the whole matter, this would be In
the last degree unSeenly. 1t is a nat abuse OF
0Fiyilege TO arrange for such performance For
tunattIy, the prospect is very fair that Mrs Par
sons Will be- detained In Columbus and unable TO
assist al the Neebe o5oequies. This Will probably
save the solemn ceremonial from being turned,
into mob demonstration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

Some OF the guessers In the muddled railway
'deal" assert that Mr.. Garrett is tired of railroad
management; that he prefers other occupations
and the excitement OF big stock transactions, and
that approaching that as the executive head OF a
great railway system his fathers shoes are too
large for him, he viii soon, If not now, sell out
completely and relieve himself from responsibility.
1t has been recognized for some time here in Wash
1ngton that Mr.Garrett has pursued a ShOrtSighted
railroad policy, either from diSinclnation or in
capacity to follow the contrary course. The neg
lect TO dOuble-traek the Metropolitan Branch, that
important link In the through western line, even
after assurances had been given and the persistent
use OF antiquated brakes and other defective rail-
road equipment. from which frequent disasters
have resulted, have been viewed as evidences OF
misrnanagement. The scrutiny caused by reports
OF the IDEAL" now pending has brought about a
similar line of comment in Baltimore. 1t Is pointed
out that Mr.. CARROTS course is practical admis-
sion that the Baltimore and Ohio's costly line to
Philadelphia has been headed of effectually from
cetting 10 New York, and there stories In Bal
ttmore that the company has floating debt OF
seven TO ten million dollars and that its telegraph
lines are an undesirable sinking fund. And the
desire 70 retire altogether from ralroading so far
active responsibility Is concerned, is attributed
TO him In that city.
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Treasurer Jordan Is sure OF a respectful audi
enee whenever he speaks on any financial ques-
ton, but especially when he takes a cheerful
view of a situation which has awakened appre-
hension in the minds OF some other persons. II
he has any natural bias It Is believed 70 be
toward forebodings rather than toward the signs
OF pleasant promise. When, therefore, under
conditions which he looks upon with disfavor and
which he has had no share In bringing about, he Is
prepared TO assert that there is not any for
alarm, he Is hkelyito be listened TO with attention
Mr. Jordan says that he does not believe a fnan-
cial panic to be among the near probabilities
There may be temporary stringency in the
money market, owing TO the extraordinary de-
mand for small currency just at the opening Of
the spring trade and planting season, because the
appropriation necessary for printing q further
issue of silver certificates was lost by the failure
OF the general deficiency bill to become a law
Beyond that, no disturbance is to be looked for
at present, at any rate. should cramp come
later In the year, the Treasury has always at
hand the means OF relieving 1t by entering the
market as an ordinary buyer OF government
bonds; and II the new Secretary shall prove TO be
man OF as quick Intelligence and as strong self
confidence as Mr.. Man ming, the resort to this de
vice win be so prompt that Wall street will be
about the only place where the situation will be
recognized till all Is safely over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

The accidental death OF a druggist in this city
last evening from a draught OF aconite taken by
mistake for whiskey,-the bottle containing which
stood near by,-leads us 70 suggest that bottles
containing poisonous articles should be OF Pc
euliar shape. and entirely different IN form and
appearance from those used for harmless sub
stances or other purposes, no matter what their
size may be- Had such precautionary measure
been in forge the fatal mistake of Mr. Rheinlein
would never have occurred, since the moment he
put his hand on the bottle he would have been
made aware OF the dangerous character of It's con-
tents It would moreover infallibly prevent all
liability TO mistakes, even In the dark, and In the
absence OF label on the bottle, which USUALLY
relied upon for Information as TO the nature OF the
substance within
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The serious illness OF ex-vice President Wheeler
has been known 10 his friends for good while, but
such news as has lately come from his home, is
particularly sad Mr.. Wheeler's case is only one
OF large number.of cases OF men who have risen
10 very high place In the public service by virtue
Of their personal worth, and who, on retiring TO
private 1fe have collapsed utterly. Whether their
breakdown Is the effect OF the sudden cessation of
work, and OF the temporary exhilaration which
work always produces. OF the result OF the disap-
pontment OF discovering that their fullest ambition
IAN never be satisfied, it is impossible to tell
Fewer men, by far, die in Office than die after
leaving Office. The process OF dissolution in the
one case Is quick and decisive and In the other
usually slow and painful. The statesmen who
like Mr.. Hamlin and Mr. Johnson, go back seat
In congress after having filled a higher place. or
like Mr.. Thurman and Mr.. COnkling, resume with
spirit the private tasks they laid down to enter
politics, may congratulate themselves most heart
lily on the possession OF such a temperament as
enables them 10 do this. The fate OF Mr.. Arthur
and OF MI. Wheeler Ike that OF many public man
before their day, carries with it serious lesson
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-AN ORGANISE WISHES PERMA-
~ nep Ho .es q Aadsss stating terms and
WAIVED gYlA 9EsPEcTABLE coLoRED GIRL,
enes al e 1873 s personal Fii.
WANTED-A LADY RECOMMENDS AN AMERI-
w can woman, who lie rood seanlstress embroiderer
At present employer. fsiS 18th 4 n ~ a. nome
WANTE0-BY SETTLED LADY, "A POSITION
s.s:Sss 'Sooa q. lbs 'PS
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY WITH FAIR RID
nest se~na kdress ssar s Ss
WANTED.KNowN TO ALL THAT FURNISH
competent servants and help Of al description to
hii6ss ' ss and 'iss
h.|a LABOR BUREAU
farm and dairy pfcK 81 "a J.
WANTED-A. SITUATION By YOUNG MAN
~ Who has had some business experience Address
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS FRENCH MI11INER
Address MADAME MODESTO. Star ace "As Gst,s
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION AS
m OK sopyist have bad
ences address BooKKEEpER Star ofoe ana %hf
WANTED-BY A TRAINED AND EXPERIENCED
Address MIS- ieass sfsss
sl3 4th St NV. mh11-3t'
NJ ANTED-bf A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, A POSI-
w ton assistant, substitute partner to physi
clan in sc,ive practice city or country hospital eipe
small salary expected at first Address MEDfCUS,
Brucetown, Va. mill -St.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS HOUSEKEEPER OR
w "a matron in public institution; would take the
care of house while the occupants absent No OBJ
lection to country. Reference given Address A. r. g.
Star Office. mhIO-3ts
WANTED-BY LADY. A POSITION AS WORK
w ing housekeeper or companion for elderly lady.
Address MR.. B. E., Star office. mh10-3ts
W and competent servants in all capacities white
and colored, with city references. COOMBS a BUR
CESS. Employment Bureau 926 st. NV mhg-6t'
WANTED-KNOWN COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT
w Agency is reliable and prompt: competent ser
wants of all kinds furnished at shortest notice. 3OS
East Capitol st. mhS-6ts
WANTED - AN EXPERT STENOGRAPHER OF
W many years practice, clsssicaly educated thor:
oughly familiar with the French, German, Italian and
Spanish languages, good caligraph OPERATOR and Of
varied business experience desires Q position where
dress ARTIUM MAGISTER. Star Office. mh7.lws
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The German party OF the centre did not oppose
the Septennate bin, and there were only a few
scattering votes aain,tit. Some OF the centreists
Favored The bill on principle, others were induced
10 scpportlt Dy The pleadngs OF the pope, and the
remainder abstalnei from an opposition which
would have been unayailng. The war scare has
practically united Germany and placed that unit
1T Blstnarcks Disposal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

The agent OF the Society for the Prevention Of
Crueity TO Animals deserves the thanks OF the
community for the stand be takes against allow
ing bird-shooting tournament within the limits
or the District OF Columbia The wholesale
slaughter OF birds In this manner is brutal in
iSeif and undressing and even repulsive to the
public at large, and should not be tolerated any
WHERE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

The appeal elsewhere In The STAR on behalf OF
the sufferers by the earthquake In Italy VIII no
doubt meet with generous response This terri
Die calamity, which deprived twenty thousand
people OF home or shelter is of such vast propor-
Tons that IL demands the active cooperative
enort OF the humane all over the world to AFFORD
adequate relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

Blow, ye winds, and fill the sails or the contest.
ants In the ocean yacht race,
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--LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES.
SFATON pERRv

SFATON PERRY
r,,,o,,, tSrlccessor to PERRY BRoTHERI
CHOICE SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES.
COMPRISING LARGE ASSIGNMENTS OF THE
BEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE PRODUC
lions OF THE LEADING FRENCH, GERMAN
AND BRITISH MANUFACTURERS, TOGETHER
TIONS IN THE CITY TO SELECT FROM.
NEW DESIGNS IN INDIA SILKS AT Sl.OO, 81 .25
AND 81 90 PER YARD. .
TEENS MADE BY GEOs-KOMAN co. TO Ny
EXTREME NOVELTIES IN ANDERsON's SCOTCH
BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER
ELEGANT BEADED SILK GRENADINES
lMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED
FAILLE FRANCHISE. RHADAMES. SATIN DU-
CHESSE, GROS-GRAIN AND SURAH SILKS,
NOVELTIES IN STRIPED AND PLAID vELvETs
BARGAINS" IN WHITE AND ECRU INDIA pom
CHOICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED CHALLIs DE-
GET 81 81 FRENCH C. P. coRsETs FROM sl.o
SPRING SHADES IN TREFoUssE KID GLOVES.
NEM SPRING JACKETS, JERSEYS AND EN-
BROIDERED FICHUS
NOVELTIES IN EUROPEAN WHITE GOODS.
LAI.SI STILES IN PARASOLS, sun UMBREL-
eE PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th ST.
Established 1910. mhl2
RLACK HAIR LINE STRIPE SUITINGS FOR
Double Combination,
mhl1-3t 1241 and 1243 18th st. s. e.
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WHERE Do You LIVE,

If outside Of Washington city, we beg to re-
mind you Of our thoroughly organized "Mail
Order Department" wherein we pay especial at
tsntion to filing all orders received through the
mails We guarantee you the same care. atten-
ton and satisfaction possible to secure in per
son.
Our Spring Catalogue is now ready and viii
be sent free upon application.
WOODWARD 3 LoTHROP
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

TNOR RENT-A PIUCKY MAN CAN MAKE MONEY
II buying out small store on the avenue very cheap
and pushing things Owner engaged IN other business
Address PLUCK, Star Office. It,
VNOR RENT-BY LADY HAVING NO USE FOR
II it excellent octave rosewood case Piano square,
perfect order tone superior only $40 quarter
Address Box l07, Star office. mhJ- l2t'
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Scars Fon SPRING.

kCCAffS Il OR kCPhlNt.
Our furnishing goods buyer has just returned from
trip to New York. where he has spent the past three
weeks in ravshng the markets of their choicest
elites for Spring offerings in the multiplicity of
things to be found in thoroughly well regulated
Gents furnishing department. such as ours. There
arrived about the time that he did several
Of the handsomest designs in scars and Ties for early
Spring that we have ever seen He reports that
the -Four hand and "Teckn styles still hold undis
puted sway the ultra-fashionable young gentle
Of the centers of fashion, and they are well repre-
sented in the matchless assortment we are day pre-
pared to show our patrons
1t seems but short while ago since a handsome
Scarf Tie could not be obtained for less than one
dollar; but are prepared to show at least one
thousand different pstterns-or combinations Of col
ors-at twenty-five cents each, and pure silk at that
The wonder is that so many really beautiful effects
can be produced with the comparatively few colors
that in 1t is not the coors however that
produce such wondrous results; it is the exquisite
blending shading of the different colors that de-
lights the of sight and graes the taste and to
effect this is what call true art-and designers are
born" not made. We have more expensive scafs of
but the vast array of neckwear we are showing
at the low price of twenty-five cents each will not only
surprise you-they surprise us. It's very probable
that any one style in the collection will cost you at
least double that amount elsewhere but our price is
twenty-five cents. Come in and look them over
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EOR RENT UNFINISHED

IrOR RENT-B0ARDING HOUSE, Is ROOMS,
II large dining house in the best condition
n. Cap. and 1. near Govt Printing Office. Apply 70
+. W. CAI.LAGHAN, S:61 y. Capitol ST. jal .p-sws
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WANTED-LOTS.

ENANTED-A LOT IN PLEASANT LOCALITY FOR
w home. not more than SO feet deep less than
1S feet front Address, giving lowest cash price, JOHN
son, Star office It,
"ANTED-LOT OR SMALL HOUSE WEST OF
w 14th and north of n sts.; to purchase from
owner; must be bargain. Address A. r.. Star office
WANTED-TO PURCHASE LOT, Is OR 20 BY
w 100 feet or less. bet 9th and 10th, L and r
Please give Locations price and size Of lot Address H.
G. B., Star Office. mil l-2ts
w Lots, at investment prices to sell i'm New York
HElSkELL MCIERAN,
zoos ST. n.w..
Advertise and push property here and in the New York
market where Washington investments in demand
This new feature conmends itself to Wishing
quick sales. No charge unless sales are made New
York business promptly transacted through asso
ciate, JNO. X. FOLEY (Inember r. L. Exchange). 1877
Broadway and 21S west 12Jth St. New York mh4- IN
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? B.H. WARNER CO.. ele Est nv

INOR RENT
II l2:A Mass n W, 15r 604 N e.. 4r..... a ~ &C
4,S College st Tor - Wilson 2 DC
10 Md. lOr % 1916 =. Cap. st. r. IL. 80
:S19 Prospect 20. 30 H. Blselens al Ar 10 80
, Lanedn Ter, rs 20O0 1ll2 q ne. Dr.. 81 Ot
419 ST. store 90 1886 n. Cap- 10 0C
.,.,6 II 5r II 90 st s.w Ar. q O(
NH lo-.lts A s. CAYNAQl md Kxts n
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II 81 Mass. av N w&S3 80 81 X st. N w. .pr 81 Ia 40
le02 ST. NV, l0r. mi. 80 rs Mccullough St.
~ > 9Th st. NV, Or. IL bingham Place Ar 10
1I36 p st. NV, Or, mics IL 18th St ex, ar 81 10
929k y. Y. l0r60 10 l4th st. n e. ar - = 20
222 ut. NV, Yr.. mi 40 25ll NJ st., store. 90
30 A st. ,Sr mi 81 so IL Fitzhugh alley, Ar
49, T.. Capitol ST.. Or 30 - 3 Lewis st., 3
School ST., Mt. p, Or. 20 q 18th ne 3r -.
343 Nd ave., sw., Or. is Trinidad 3r
| CHAS. Z. BANES.
| mh1o-3t S04 and SOC + street NV
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FOR STORES.
INOR RENT-ON APRIL STH. 1887, STORE
Il northwest corner 9TH and l. sta. L. w. including
fixtures; for many years past been occupied drug
store. W. G. DCNAlL-
(Successor TO Duyall & Marr),
mh10-7t 925 st NV.
NOR RENT-THREE NEW STORES AND DWELL
IL ings; parties wishing good business stand would
do well to look 1902, 1906 and 1908 14th ST. NV.
The are and in of the best business loca
tions in the city. Apply to j. w. L. MYERS, l42S
New York ave-, or to the owner, W. s. ROOS T. 1o:}3
Penn. ave. key at 1904 mh1-lmo
NOR RENT-STORE ROOM, HOS ST
II A. p. HILL 4 CO,
f2S-2w 1888 L street
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STORES, ETC.
Str. rm. ana part cellar,
cor.3th and \ sts-p.w &25
Str. nm, cellar, 1 back rnl.,
POI Ii st. ne. ..........15
Stable, rear 1416 X st.
u.N--.-.- Id
Str. and dwg. 3l3 Willow
Tree alley, Or. .........l0
Str. I'm. 42l l. 81. sc. q
Stable rear 335 Sd st.s.w. =
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EoR RENT-DANENHowER a SON,

u Iowa Circle II r.. 900 1Ok st MAry's ri 5r II
1919 Coruorsn ST. Or. 30 al6. Ills |" {" Or IL
40 Mass n.w- Tor. 30 IL l. st e., 6r... II
500 =. g. ave 1T. 30 tof, 6lo ST Or III
Ill, 1l9 St n e., Or. l6 2523 . ST NV. ar.. IL
12.,9 cath St NV, 6r. 20 - jack st e. or az
80 St Sc, Or. 10 l21l I'd st s.e.
a19 oath ST. NV. Or. ID ZOOS s2d st o.,
207, .,09s L 1T. ne, Or Is stable rear 81 Nj ST
mh123t nv . stalls Il
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SPECIAL DISPLAY.

WOODWARD & LorHKoP.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

INOR RENT-A FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS, WITH
II ample closet room. Call after p. m, 303 NJ st.
NV. mil 1-2ts
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WANTED--BOARD.

V1yANTED-AT ONCE1TWO ROOMS, ONE UN
w furnished, with board for gentleman, wife and
two children in priyste family; northwest section
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IyOR RENT-BY C. II PARKER AVA SITS Sw
T. 4os Sd ne, ar. mi so 500 sw. Or. MI 1870
Az X w, 5r........lOOU 100 III Del ay 4 80
8 Sisrk sw' 80 90 LIZ va, a, Sc 5r 10 90
1916 LIST sc, Ar. 50els LIST sc. A.. -. 90
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Also large NUM- Der OF furnished houses
FITCH, FOX BROWN
milo 1887 Penn ave N "
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-09-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

Among the Democratic nominations
for the House of Delegates the past week
were-Dr. VIM. l.. Williams Of Nelson;
W. Loving of Amherst; J. W. Morton of
Orange, Jno. M. Silver of frederick, J..
W. Grigg of Henry; Maj. Jno. S. Crockett
of Wythe; FL. R. Pollard of King &
Queen (who has accepted). In Nelson the
convention adopted resolution that it
was the sense of that body that the dele
gate should vote for John S. Barbour for
q. s. Senator.
Major P. II. Powers, the Democratic
nominee for the House in Clarke, who
was taken ill just after his nomination.
has been forced to decline his candidacy
from continued ill health.
r. j. Walker, the Malone supporter
who Senator Riddleberger has the credit
of defeating for Commonwealth Attor-
neY in Shenandoah, announces himself for
the Senate for Shenandoah and Page.
This gives the Democrats another Sena-
tor.
Col. D. F. Houston is the Republican
nominee for Senator for Roanoke.
Ex-Gov. Cameron's presence in Taze-
well on visit, bodies i'll for the Malone
cause in the Southwest.
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Personal-A Gard.

Having associated myself with the Reliable Dry
Goods House of S. D. TIMBERLAKE, No. South
Augusta Street, beg to say that am better pre-
pared to serve my friends and the public with
goods in this line than with the late F M. Young,
and that as am the only representative Of that
Good Old House in the City would respectfully ask
my friends of that house to call on me in my new
place. and renew dealings with me on same terms
as received from him.
My special department. in this house will be
Dress Goods and Trimmings, and Woolens for
Mems and Boys wear.
The Dress Goods Department will consist OF
Black and Colored Silks and Satins, with full
line of New Wooden Dress Fabrics, and they will
be SHOWN on our counters rapidly as they are
introduced to the trade during the season and will
at all times be offered at the very lowest city
prices,
The Cashmere Department will be made up of
the best goods from Virginia Factories, of good.
stylish patterns of all grades of prices.
Our Notion, Domestic, Carpet and House Fur.
nishing Departments are not surpassed by any in
quality, quantity and price.
To my friends in the country would say that
by sending us postal. samples of anything they
may desire in our line will be cheerfully and
promptly sent them.
Very Truly Yours,
JOHN 7. HARRIS,
With S. D. UNDERTAKE,
sepl6-1t No s. Augusta Street Staunton. Va.
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Mem advertisements.


xEIRGTNIA-IN VACATION-In the Clerks
v Office Circuit Court, Augusta county,
Sept Is, 1887.
S. N. Patterson and J. M. Quarles, Execu-
tors of the last will and testament of VIM.
Patterson, decd, Plaintiff.
rs.
Tolarius Koiner, Ireneaus Koiner, Samuel
Koiner, Jacob B. Nicholas, James A. Patter-
son Executor of Peggy Patterson, decd, John
L. Patterson, Samuel W. Patterson, Solomon
II. Patterson, Margaret J. Patterson John A.
Patterson and Mary Alkaline his wife, Adam
| Il. Shuey, Barbara Ann Shuey, John Fire
baugh and Mary Jane Firebaugh his wife,
formerly Shuey,) Cyrus j. Barger and Cor
| nelia E., his wife, formerly Koiner), Frank
, lin Barger David McNett, Sarah Good, Mol
| lie A. Good, A. P. Nicholas, and Hannah his
wife, John Whitmore and Susan his wife, and
Frances McNett, widow of Jacob McNett, De-
| PENDANTS.